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pic: AM14U Top Rail
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13-02-2014, 11:45
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Re: pic: AM14U Top Rail
Making this into a C-Channel would allow for the bolt pattern to be carried to the perimeter of the frame (as well as increase the strength of the part). I could see this helping a number of teams.
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13-02-2014, 13:13
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Re: pic: AM14U Top Rail
Those rails look great! Good job! We here at AndyMark actually started on a couple of products very similar to this a couple weeks ago, and we're very close to releasing them.
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13-02-2014, 14:13
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Re: pic: AM14U Top Rail
 We made these small (5" long) versions of the same concept to reinforce the corners. It is amazing what a difference they make to the stiffness of the outer plate. Even putting one on each corner.
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13-02-2014, 22:36
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Re: pic: AM14U Top Rail
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13-02-2014, 22:37
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Re: pic: AM14U Top Rail
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resi...t=photo%2c.jpg (shown under construction)
Since I was worried about impacts causing the torqueing of the frame I made the bumper mount go back to the tub part of the chassis. The rules are not as particular about limits on the design of the mount and this was a easy way to get a flush top surface. Does anyone think the inspector will see it differently?
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